- CEO
- Hung Tat Le
- Full Time Employees
- 8
- Sector
- Transportation
- Industry
- Marine shipping
- Address
- Haiphong Vietnam
- IPO Date
- Dec 17, 2007
- Business
- Transportation and Trading Services Joint Stock Company (HNX: TJC), operating under the trade name TRANSCO, is a Vietnam-based maritime transportation, logistics, and commercial trading enterprise. Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Hai Phong, Vietnam, the company originated as a specialized affiliate under Vietnam Ocean Shipping Joint Stock Company (VOSCO) within the Vietnam Maritime Corporation (VIMC) network. The company operates across three primary business segments: Maritime Transportation and Shipping Services, Logistics and Port Auxiliary Operations, and Commercial Trading.
The company provides a comprehensive portfolio of maritime and supply chain solutions, including: domestic and international ocean freight shipping for dry bulk cargo, coal, clinker, cement, iron ore, steel, and agricultural commodities; time charter, voyage charter, and vessel brokerage services; domestic and cross-border multimodal freight forwarding; shipping agency, customs brokerage, and documentation services; container depot management, warehousing, and bonded storage; stevedoring, tallying, and port terminal cargo handling; inland trucking and container drayage; marine crew recruitment, manning, and crew management; vessel technical management, ship maintenance, and maritime repair services; and the commercial wholesale distribution of marine fuels, industrial lubricants, construction supplies, steel products, and agricultural goods. Transportation and Trading Services Joint Stock Company serves industrial producers, energy providers, commodity traders, and global container lines across major domestic shipping corridors in Vietnam and regional international routes spanning Southeast Asia and East Asia.
In recent company developments, Transportation and Trading Services Joint Stock Company has implemented a series of strategic initiatives focused on fleet optimization, service diversification, and operational modernization. The company has progressed with its fleet restructuring program, adjusting vessel tonnage and optimizing dry bulk carrier utilization to enhance fuel efficiency and ensure compliance with International Maritime Organization (IMO) environmental frameworks, including Energy Efficiency Existing Ship Index (EEXI) and Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) standards. TRANSCO has expanded its third-party logistics (3PL) and end-to-end supply chain service capabilities, increasing inland depot capacity and strengthening intermodal transport links connecting northern industrial clusters to deep-water maritime gateways. The company has also reinforced strategic partnerships and operational coordination with parent affiliate VOSCO and VIMC member companies to execute joint chartering contracts, expand shared cargo allocation, and leverage consolidated procurement for marine bunkering and technical supplies. Additionally, the company has accelerated digital transformation across its corporate operations, deploying enterprise resource planning platforms and digital fleet tracking systems to streamline vessel scheduling, enhance cargo visibility, and optimize voyage cost controls.